Since joining Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music fold, former member of the duo Clipse, Pusha-T offers up his first project before he delivers his debut solo album, which he cites as a “whole other monster.” The new mixtape, Fear of God is hosted by the Re-Up Gang, much like many of Pusha’s mixtapes in the past.
Fear of God is 13 tracks of original material, as well as freestyles over classic instrumentals, with features from Kanye West, 50 Cent, Kevin Cossom, Rick Ross and more. Production ranges from G.O.O.D. Music front man, Kanye West, The Neptunes, Tha Bizness and many more.
Singer Mashonda posed for King Magazine’s Women of King issue. The single mother and former wife of producer Swizz Beatz posed seductively for the publication’s upcoming May/June 2011 issue. In an interview with the magazine, the Love & Hip-Hop reality television star talked a bit about her new single life, how it feels to be a counselor to her cast mate, Emily B, and what her loyalty tattoo means to her:
On being like a counselor to her friends:
At the time that we shot, I was in a great place, so that’s what made the difference. I felt like that was my therapy, and that’s all I wanted to do. Anytime I’d log in to Facebook or Twitter, there would be tons of women reaching out to me, thanking me for sharing my story. Those messages gave me a lot of strength, a lot of courage. From that point on, I just wanted to help women, and Emily being a good friend of mine, it was easy for me to go on there and talk to her and be honest. I’m like her support system, her counselor. I feel like a female Dr. Phil. That person who gives her advice and is not afraid to tell her my story and show her my life, ’cause I really want her to get hers together.
On the meaning of her loyalty tattoo:
I got it a year after everything started going downhill. It’s a reminder to me that I have to be loyal to myself for once. I was so loyal to everyone, and I totally forgot about me. This is what it represents—it represents loyalty to self. Now I have to do things that I love to do, and I have to make myself happy, because I don’t really agree when people say, “I need a man ’cause I want to be happy,” or “I’m not happy because I don’t have a man.” That’s not where it starts. Happiness starts from within, and that’s in my focus. [Read More]
Meet Keithroy Yearwood. This 18 year-old Bronx-native is the chubby little afro-rocking toddler pictured on the cover of the late Notorious B.I.G.’s classic 1994 album Ready To Die.
In an interview with NY Daily News, the high school senior said that he never thought of his picture as being a big deal, at least not until he was about 8 years old. Yearwood was chosen out of many children to pose for the album while he was signed to Chicky’s Kids, a child modeling agency that is now defunct.
Actress Sandra Bullock played with her son Louis at a local playground in New York City on Sunday (March 20). Sandra is in NYC filming the new movie, “Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close” and the star recently made a $1 million dollar donation to the tsunami and earthquake relief in Japan after the natural disasters occurred earlier this month.
